One review said it folds up but not down. However, can't you just install it the opposite way to it will indeed fold down? Or will it not stay up then
5086
I don't think I would recommend it. While it is a sturdy product when used the recommended way, I don't think it would be very strong if flipped.
5087
If it is installed as directed, the piece for holding the clothes hangers folds down to a 90 degree angle as shown in the photo. Your thought about attaching it upside down wouldn't work because there is nothing there to support it and it would simply fall flat against the wall. I just checked mine to be certain. I will add that there are 12 spaces in the arm for hanging things.
5088
If you install it the opposite way it will not lock in place to hold clothes.
1938991
Hello, there are 2 wheels on the frame, so that when it is folded up, you would have to tip it towards you to roll it. It isn't particularly easy to move, but not impossible. I think the wheels are there more to get it in position rather than to move it on a regular basis.
1554535
Hello, it does not fold, but you can store it vertically. This means the unit stands up and stays up by itself. Its a great product, we are very satisfied with it.
61022
I believe that the word "folding" is misleading. I lift it up by the rail end and tilt it up on end. More like TILTING than folding. Hope this helps! Once it is in this situation, it takes up very little room.
1072100
It does fold down but it is not tied or secured in any way...I actually bring mine inside when it is that gusty.....just to be safe!
264813
It happens to me all the time. You just click it back in place the way you want it (folded in, standing or flat out). It takes a little getting used to the way it folds and unfolds.
1283034
I have done pull ups and have not tipped over. This of course is going to be predicated by proper assembly. One side has the cross bar bolt holes set further back. I'm sure if you assembled it backwards and tried to pull up on it then yes it would be more unstable.
312809
No, nothing to keep it upright. Furthermore, it is very hard to install properly. From my point of view this is a totally useless object. Maybe others could find it useful but I really don't. Sorry for my poor English since I'm french speaking but I hope I make my point.
1385175
it folds up onto the side of the bike. the bottom comes up and the sides fold in, so it is flat , but is leans against the bike. It is not obtrusive when folded and does not bother me. Advise..when installing, put it as far back on the rear bike rack as you can so it does not interfere (when open) with your foot when pedaling.I recommend.Can carry a lot. Be careful though, if you have only one on (which is what I have), it causes an unbalance in weight and if you are not careful the bike can tip. But as long as you are aware, it will not be a problem. For example, I mounted it on the right side, so when I walk my bike I stand on the left side to counter the weight. not a big deal if you know. it folds up onto the side of the bike. the bottom comes up and the sides fold in, so it is flat , but is leans against the bike. It is not obtrusive when folded and does not bother me. Advise..when installing, put it as far back on the rear bike rack as you can so it does not interfere (when open) with your foot when pedaling.I recommend.Can carry a lot. Be careful though, if you have only one on (which is what I have), it causes an unbalance in weight and if you are not careful the bike can tip. But as long as you are aware, it will not be a problem. For example, I mounted it on the right... » Read More it folds up onto the side of the bike. the bottom comes up and the sides fold in, so it is flat , but is leans against the bike. It is not obtrusive when folded and does not bother me. Advise..when installing, put it as far back on the rear bike rack as you can so it does not interfere (when open) with your foot when pedaling.I recommend.Can carry a lot. Be careful though, if you have only one on (which is what I have), it causes an unbalance in weight and if you are not careful the bike can tip. But as long as you are aware, it will not be a problem. For example, I mounted it on the right side, so when I walk my bike I stand on the left side to counter the weight. not a big deal if you know. « Show Less
220515
Yes. When it folds down it is way over the side. As long as it will fold down without any problem it is correct. You have to pull the part you sit on up to get the back to fold down. If it works it is correct. Merry Christmas. Blair
42511
It folds up to the left side. I don't know of they make a right side or not, but the one that I ordered and received folks up to the left & it is AWESOME. SMOOTH, SOLID AND STURDY. LOVE IT!
883707
Raise it all the way forward and it will release and fold back down flat. It clicks up notch by notch but when you finished just go up as far as you can and it should release and go back down flat. That's how mine works. So hope that does the trick for you. I love my table and it's been great purchase.
546006
So it kinda collapses on itself. Once it's flat, twist opposite corners and it should fold up into itself. Hope that makes sense.
467720
No need to mount it upside down in order for it to fold across the door. It's made to fold in either position. When traveling we fold it to the right so it goes across the door. This is a great product, very happy with our purchase.
38105
Yes, I found it very difficult to fold down, had to have a friend do it. Most of the time, I leave it up.
528302
as bizarre as it seems-down. It won't work if you have it up (so as to keep stuff from falling off the shelf). I had a professional put it together after it came with no instructions I couldn't get it put together. He put the in inch ridge down, said it had to go that way, and was able to put it together.
88010
I don't know if we're talking about the same thing but mine is just a mat-no installation at all-you lay it down. You can easily roll it up if you need to. In fact I had to put heavy things on it just to get it to roll flat after I recieved it.